Comments by "TotalRookie_LV" (@TotalRookie_LV) on "Tedward" channel.

  1. Besides not using blinkers, but he does, which is sort of unusual for a BMW, especially when merely changing lanes.
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  2. Does that umbrella contain a sword inside?
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  3. I'm from a relatively poor European country that used to be occupied by Soviets, and when I look at local auto market, cheapest cars still come with manual only option. I too drive an old car (average ago of cars here are approximately 12 years) with manual, not really smoothly, but good enough to move around. And if I really hate something, it's those drivers who break right before tram rails or cobblestone streets. F..! It's not like your car's suspension will fall apart from riding over that! Unless it's really stiff and will shake your spine out of shape. XD
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  4.  @ItsBuuild  Turn indicators or whatever those are called in your region. In my native language it's "pagrieziena signāli", if that helps. 😆
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  5. Well, cars might be getting better, but our reflexes are not. Sure, computerised assistance systems will help with that. I've never went faster that 130km/h (81mph) on my a quarter century old, small Volkswagen (manual shift stick, of course), at that speed it still felt comfy enough on an empty highway. But I live in a small country, where there are no autobahns, and speed limit is 50km/h in towns and 90km/h on highways. Never got a speeding ticket, since I almost never brake that limit, except a couple of instances.
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  6. OMG, it's so cute! But it has right side steering. 8( Also likely not comfy for a person of my height.
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  7. Even so bad driver as me could drive BMW in wither in Northern Europe. With a manual. Cars I drove for some time were a really old 528i of my stepfather and a bit newer 316 from my workplace (most basic version, it even got drum brakes on rear axle). Thus I don't think it's such a big problem. But, of course, winter tires here are mandatory from several months every year.
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